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Date: 2017-07-04 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Destroy of the product demaged due to fire

Issued by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare · Central Drugs Standard Control Organization

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**Summary:** This document from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) addresses the damage of IV cannulas manufactured by Ms. Wellmed International Industries, Pvt. Ltd. intended for export to Bangladesh. Following an inspection of the incident site by CDSCO and the State Licensing Authority (SLA), the material was found to be damaged and lacking essential labeling information. The cause of the incident could not be determined. Consequently, Ms. Wellmed International Industries is directed to destroy the damaged material according to their Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) and dispose of it in compliance with the Biomedical Waste Management Act and other applicable laws. This process must be conducted in the presence of a Drugs Inspector from SLA, West Bengal, in coordination with Bongaon Municipality.

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Central Drugs Standard Control Organization: A regulatory body in India responsible for the approval of drugs, medical devices, and cosmetics. Ms Wellmed international industries, Pvt. Ltd: A company located in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, involved in the manufacturing of medical products (IV Cannula). Noida, Uttar Pradesh: City in Uttar Pradesh where Ms Wellmed international industries is located. IV cannula: The product manufactured by Wellmed International Industries that was damaged. Bangladesh: The country to which the IV cannula was intended for export. CDSCO EZ, Kolkata: East Zone office of the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization, located in Kolkata, West Bengal. State Licensing Authority SLA, West Bengal: The drug licensing authority of West Bengal involved in the inspection. Biomedical Waste Management Act: Legislation governing the disposal of biomedical waste, which the company is directed to follow.
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Central Drugs Standard Control Organization © Directorate General of Health Services Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (Medical Devices Division) Food & Drugs Administration Bhawan, Kotla Road, New Dethi-110002 File No. 29/Misc./3/2014-DC (64) Date: * To M/s Wellmed international industries, Pvt. Ltd, A- 176 & 177, Sector — 63, Noida -201301 (U.P.) Subject: Damage of the product (IV cannula) due to fire manufactured by M/s Wellmed International industries, Pvt. Ltd, A-176 & 177, Sector -63, Noida, UP for export to Bangladesh - Reg. Sir, Please refer to your letter dated 23.06.2014 on the subject cited above. In this connection, the inspection of the incident site was carried out by the officials of CDSCO (EZ), Kolkata and State Licensing Authority (SLA), West Bengal. The inspection team observed that material was found stored in damaged conditions and was without legible Batch No., Mfg. & Exp. Date details etc. Further, details of incidence could not be ascertained from Bongaon Municipality. The inspection team concluded that quality and quantity of the material and actual cause of incidence cannot be ascertained. In view of above, you are directed to destroy the material as per your SOP and dispose off the material as per the provisions of Biomedical Waste Management Act and other applicable laws in presence of Drugs Inspector from SLA, WB in coordination with Bongaon Municipality. Yours faithfully, (Dr. G.N} Singh) Drugs Controller Géneral (1) Copy to: 1. Director, Drugs Control West Bengal, 141, A.J.C. Bose Road, CMS Building Kolkata- 700014 2. The Deputy Drugs Controller, CDSCO (East-Zone), C.G.O. Building, Nizam Place, 24 Floor, 234/4 A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata- 700020.

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